Amplitude, Gain or Voltage, Aorta, Largest artery in the human body, Apex, The lower pointed end of the heart, Arrhythmia, An abnormal heart rhythm, Asystole, Absence of any electrical activity in the heart, Baseline, An electrical neutral are on the EKG, Bradycardia, Slow heart rate, Caliper, Instument used to measure distances on an EKG tracing, Cardiac Arrest, The absence of cardiac activity, Complexes, The part of the EKG that demonstrates atrial or ventricular contraction, Coronary Arteries, Arteries that supply oxygenated blood to the myocardium, Diaphoresis, Excessive sweating, Electrocardiogram, Written record or tracing produced by the electrocardiograph machine, Electrode, Sensor placed on the skin that interfaces between the heart and EKG machine, Fibrillation, State of quivering with no organized contraction, Intercostal, Between the ribs, Leads, Wires that conduct electrical impulses from electrodes to an EKG machine, Myocardium, The middle muscular layer of the heart responsible for heart contraction, Palpation, Use of hands to examine the body, Ventricle, A lower chamber of the heart responsible for pumping blood to the lungs and entire body

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